NetNada - June 5 2026 Product Release

Bala GuruKamakshi MathuSanchit GuptaCarlos AlonsoAfonso Firmo
Bala Guru, Kamakshi Mathu, Sanchit Gupta, Carlos Alonso & Afonso Firmo
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Engagement Tracker showing tracked suppliers, their engagement statuses, campaigns, and contacts in the NetNada Supply Chain module

This sprint brings a wide set of improvements across supplier engagement, audit transparency, calculation accuracy, file workflows, and node management. The focus this cycle has been on making data collection easier, calculations more transparent, and day-to-day workflows more reliable.

Release window: June 5 2026 · Environments: Production

Supply Chain Module — A Major Step Forward

The Supply Chain module has received a major update and is starting to feel like an app of its own. The Suppliers table now lets you add suppliers to a tracker for engagement. From there, the Tracker gives you visibility across every supplier and their engagement status, while Campaigns let engagements be grouped with their own dashboards and stats.

What's new

  • Add suppliers directly to a tracker to manage engagement
  • View every supplier and their engagement status in one place
  • Group supplier engagements into Campaigns, each with its own dashboard and stats
  • Use NetNada's forms or create your own custom forms
  • Manage supplier focal points and emails through the Contacts area
  • Designed around the upcoming Global Supplier Directory

The Tracker brings every tracked supplier and their engagement status into a single view, so you can start an engagement on any supplier the moment you’re ready.

Engagement Tracker listing tracked suppliers such as HostPlus, MJE, Factset and SUN System with their engagement statuses, campaigns, contacts, and Start engagement actions

Campaigns group related engagements together and give each one its own dashboard — engagement overview, response rate, completion rate, and a per-form breakdown.

Campaign dashboard for Test v2 showing engagement overview across five suppliers, a 40% response rate, 40% completion rate, a Needs Attention panel, and per-form response breakdowns

You can send NetNada’s ready-made forms or author your own. Form Templates let you duplicate a NetNada starter — like GHG Disclosure Basic, Procurement Spend, or Logistics & Freight — or build a custom template from scratch.

Form Templates screen showing Procurement Spend, Logistics & Freight, and GHG Disclosure Basic starter templates alongside a custom "New name" template marked Yours

The form builder lets you assemble the exact fields you want to request from suppliers, pulling from a reusable field Library or adding custom inputs.

Form template builder for a GHG Disclosure form with fields such as Scope 1/2/3 Total, Methodology, Supporting documents, and ISO 14001 certification drawn from a field Library

Supplier Portal

Suppliers can access a secure magic link with an expiration window, complete the requested information, and submit data without needing to navigate the full NetNada platform. Where previous engagement data already exists, NetNada can cross-check it and suggest responses to reduce repeated effort.

Email to a supplier titled "Mercadona has requested information from JS International" with a Start the questionnaire button and a note that the secure link expires in seven days

Supplier portal form for GHG Disclosure Basic showing Scope 1/2/3 total inputs, methodology, third-party verification, and a supporting documents upload, powered by the NetNada Supply Chain Engagement Module

Why it matters: this gives customers a more scalable way to request, collect, track, and complete supplier data without relying on repeated manual follow-ups.

Node Export & Import Enhancements

Node structures are now easier to move and reuse across tenants.

What's new

  • Export nodes in XLSX format
  • Import exported nodes into another tenant
  • Export selected nodes
  • Export filtered node views
  • Migrate larger node structures without recreating them manually

Facilities, Locations & Subsidiaries node table with an Export All (153) button highlighted alongside Bulk Upload and Add Node actions

Invoice Workflow & Task Status Automation

Task progress now better reflects what has actually been reviewed and submitted.

  • When invoice data is uploaded to a task with Not Started status, the task no longer moves forward too early
  • The task now updates to In Progress only after a successful review and submission
  • This keeps task progress aligned with completed actions rather than upload attempts

Water Consumption task detail showing a Not Started status and a note explaining that status moves to "In Progress" only after the extracted invoice data is reviewed and submitted

Audit Transparency — Currency Conversion Now Fully Traceable

For clients with spend-based emissions data, NetNada now makes foreign exchange and inflation adjustments much easier to verify. Conversion steps that previously sat behind the scenes are now visible across exports, the Carbon Ledger, and the transaction line drawer.

What's new

  • Audit Export now includes FX Multiplier, CPI Multiplier, and Activity (Converted)
  • Carbon Ledger now supports the same three fields as optional table columns
  • Transaction Line drawer now shows factor details, converted activity, and currency conversion inputs in one place
  • Calculation tab now presents a step-by-step chain from Activity → Conversion → Emission Factor → Emissions
  • The raw technical log is still available in an expandable panel for deeper audit review

The transaction line drawer brings the converted amount, emission factor, source, and confidence breakdown together in a single Summary view.

Transaction Line Details Summary tab for a Purchased Goods and Services expense showing the converted amount AUD 20,664.96 to USD 13,150, the emission factor and CEDA source, and a confidence breakdown

The Calculation tab lays out the full chain — activity, FX multiplier, CPI multiplier, converted activity, emission factor, and final emissions — with the raw calculation log expandable underneath.

Transaction Line Details Calculation tab showing a calculation summary with FX Multiplier and CPI Multiplier applied to convert activity, the resulting emissions, and an expandable Raw Calculation Log panel

Why it matters: third-party verifiers conducting AASB S2, NABERS, or Climate Active assurance can now independently reconcile emissions figures more easily from the exported data and calculation details.

Calculation Accuracy Improvements

We’ve made several improvements across transport, stationary combustion, and water consumption calculations to improve accuracy and flexibility.

Scope 3 Category 5 — Water Consumption

Water Consumption now supports activity data inputs, providing greater flexibility when capturing and calculating emissions — alongside the existing invoice-based upload path.

Two Water Consumption upload options side by side: an Invoice Based template that extracts data from utility bills via OCR, and an Activity Based template for uploading consumption data directly, each with required and optional fields

Company Vehicles & Business Travel

  • Emission factor selection now considers both fuel type and vehicle type, where available
  • Well-to-tank (WTT) emissions are now correctly reported under Scope 3 Category 3
  • Rows with unrecognised or missing optional vehicle types no longer block the entire upload

Transaction Line Details Calculation tab for an Upstream (WTT) emission factor, showing region AU–NSW, factor year 2025, the National Greenhouse Account Factors dataset, and Climatiq notes on the well-to-tank calculation

Stationary Combustion

  • Fuel Combustion has been renamed to Stationary Combustion
  • Stationary Combustion now supports both volume-based and energy-based inputs, including diesel used in generators
  • Country and Region are now optional across templates and datasets, falling back to the node’s configured region when omitted
  • Vehicle fuel unit validation has been improved, including support for both L and litre

Scope 2 Revamp

Scope 2 calculations have been revamped to address several issues with emission factor selection and calculation accuracy, including the Zip Co discrepancy and the location-based vs market-based calculation issue.

Fugitive Emissions Audit

We completed a read-only audit of the fugitive calculator and the wider Scope 1 path. Findings are written up as a bug backlog ticket — nothing shipped from this yet; the work is queued for next sprint planning.

Processing & Review — Bulk Node Editing

You can now reassign nodes in bulk during Processing & Review — including files that already have a node assigned.

  • Select multiple rows in the processing table
  • If selected rows already have nodes, an Edit node action appears in the action bar
  • Choose a new node and apply it to all selected files at once
  • The existing Assign node flow for unassigned files remains unchanged

Processing & Review batch with all three waste invoice files selected, showing the Assign node and Delete (3) bulk actions in the action bar and a Node required state on each row

Why it matters: this reduces the need to update node assignments one file at a time when reviewing larger batches.

Nettie & Reporting Period Clarity

A few smaller improvements also make the platform easier to understand and use day to day.

  • Nettie is now up to date with the latest website data
  • We added clearer messaging where open reporting periods are shown by default across screens such as Tasks and Dashboards
  • This should make it easier for users to understand why open periods are appearing by default

Emissions Tasks Dashboard with a "Filtering by reporting period: FY2026 Open" banner explaining that it defaults to your open reporting period, above assignment and inventory progress panels

Framework Document Upload Experience Improvements

We’ve polished parts of the file upload experience to make it easier to manage documents as they enter the platform.

  • Upload UI improvements for a smoother file intake experience
  • Broader support for accepted document types
  • Improved file management within the upload framework
  • Delete functionality added for uploaded files

Under The Hood: Bugs Fixed

We also resolved a few issues that were affecting calculations, reports, and day-to-day workflows:

  • Scope 2: emission factor selection and calculation issues resolved, including the Zip Co discrepancy and the location-based vs market-based calculation issue
  • Refrigerants calculator: fixed after a calculation submission issue caused the engine to look for a file ID
  • Reports: report table rows can now be deleted where needed
  • File deletion: reliability improved to prevent duplicate recalculation conflicts and cleanup issues
  • Optional fields: unresolved optional fields are now flagged separately, allowing valid data to continue processing

Related bug tickets: TAS-2220, TAS-2183, TAS-2227, TAS-2255 and additional Scope 2 bug reports.

If you notice anything unexpected post-release, please share the tenant/org, page URL, steps to reproduce, and a screenshot if possible.

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